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A Gift Parents and Grandparents Can Provide To The Next Generation

Doug and Judy Robinson - 0
Years ago it didn’t matter, but now I wish I had asked my parents and grandparents so many questions: What was their first job? (Doug...

World Pulmonary Hypertension Day

Meredith White - 0
May 5th is World Pulmonary Hypertension Day. This is an annual global event that raises awareness of pulmonary hypertension. Pulmonary hypertension is a type...

Core Stability vs Core Strength

Lilian Jarvis - 0
When talking about your core muscles, you might think that the ultimate goal is to make them as strong as possible. Like working out any...

Managing Asthma and Allergies in Seniors

Chris Draper - 0
May is Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month and the 6th of May is World Asthma Day. Though most think of asthma as affecting the...

Help In Making Decisions

Doug and Judy Robinson - 0
Many people contact us because they want help in making major decisions. We never tell them what to do but try to listen, ask...

Lower Your Risk of Developing Dementia – Drink Tea!

Meredith White - 0
Tea contains antioxidants and has proven to be beneficial to your health in many ways. Studies have been done over the years to test...

Factors Seniors Should Consider When Buying Life Insurance

Chris Draper - 0
May 2nd is National Life Insurance Day. It marks the day that life insurance first became available in the US. Life insurance began to...

Reverse Mortgages Can Benefit Young Seniors

Adam Sands - 0
As they near retirement and the end of their working lives, many seniors find that they are in a position where they don't have...

Interior Design Can Affect Senior Health

Sam Thompson - 0
Many seniors move into a senior living community when they retire and have found that the design of the community and it's attractiveness was...
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